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Meanings of biannual in English

Occurring or payable twice each year.

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Occurring every two years.

Usage of biannual in English
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Methods: We prospectively followed biannual clinical and echocardiographic assessments in 215 patients.
Pubmed
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This biannual journal of contemporary writing features fiction, poetry, non-fiction and photography.
The Irish Times
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It also runs the biannual stress test of leading EU lenders.
Reuters
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This week Paris has been hosting the biannual extravaganza of haute-couture fashion week.
The Irish Times
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Five special category prizes have been included in the biannual agricultural journalism awards.
The Irish Times
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Pinto made the comments at the exchange's biannual seminar on derivatives.
Reuters
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Enrolled patients underwent biannual clinical breast examinations and annual mammography, breast MRI, and DL.
Pubmed
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The finalists of the biannual award were announced at the weekend by Pat Shortt.
The Irish Times
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However there have been industry moves to make changes, notably during the biannual catwalk shows.
Reuters
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Participants were included in a randomized controlled clinical trial (RCT) with biannual visits.
Pubmed
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Many birds undertake long biannual voyages during the night.
Pubmed
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries holds its biannual meeting in Vienna on Friday.
Reuters
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Since 2004*, he has shown biannual collections all over the world.
NY Magazine
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Thomas hopes the festival will become a biannual event.
Reuters
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Lawmakers passed a $40 billion biannual budget late on Wednesday.
Reuters
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I hope you savoured the extra sleep-in at the weekend, courtesy of our biannual clock change.
The Irish Times
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